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Rural communities told solar electricity is not a second-class solution
Deputy minister of industries, mines and energy Gaudentia Kröhne urges rural communities not to view solar electricity as a second-class solution, as it can power their houses the same as …
MAJOR TWIST in pastor’s alleged ritual murder of four-month-old baby
A Gauteng pastor and two women have appeared in court, with prosecutors revealing disturbing new allegations involving funeral policies, rape and murder.
Paris’s oldest covered food market gutted by major overnight fire
Fire tore through Paris’s oldest covered food market in the Marais, leaving traders devastated. An investigation is under way and the market may stay shut for months.
Attacq and Tricolt break ground on R624m Waterfall City development
More than 76% of the 217 apartments and penthouses were pre-sold before construction began, with completion expected in 2028.
PLATES OF PROFIT: Who controls our food? Report exposes corporate threat to farmers, consumers, public health
Corporate power is reshaping food systems globally and locally – from patented seeds and hazardous pesticides, to inflated grocery prices and delayed health warnings in South Africa.
MMCZ tightens mineral export checks at Forbes Border Post
MMCZ corporate communications executive Pretty Musonza said the corporation's mineral resource accounting team verifies export documents and checks cargo against exporters' declarations The post MMCZ tightens mineral export checks at …
Kamativi targets July 2027 for lithium sulfate project
In its project update, Kamativi Mining Company said it was pressing ahead with the initiative as it sought to move further up the mineral value chain. The post Kamativi targets …
Shadrack Sibiya quits SAPS in ‘dishonourable discharge’
Shadrack Sibiya resigned from SAPS just as his disciplinary hearing began.
Zheli Mining expands Zvishavane lithium operations, but power costs bite
The planned investment marks the next phase of expansion for the company, which has invested about US$15 million in its Zvishavane processing operations since commencing operations in 2024 . The …
News24 | Cosatu president calls for unity amid factional tensions at congress rerun
The outgoing president of trade union federation Cosatu, Zingiswa Losi, has called for unity in the interest of the working class ahead of individual ambitions or factional interests.
Ethiopian govt forces enter key Tigray town near Eritrea border
Ethiopian government forces are advancing in Tigray, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Federal troops and allied militia have entered the strategic town of Adwa, near the Eritrean border, …
Welkom teacher MISSING after chilling call to wife, car recovered
A Free State educator, Gert Adams, has been missing for more than a week after a disturbing phone call to his wife. Police have since recovered his vehicle.
Transfer done deal: Stellenbosch FC confirm Nigerian midfielder
Betway Premiership side Stellenbosch FC have finally confirmed the signing of Lateef Adeyanju Kazeem before facing Kaizer Chiefs on Tuesday.
Standard Bank backs R9bn Gautrain modernisation deal
The 15-year concession includes eight new train sets, signalling upgrades and a digital ticketing overhaul.
Nigeria: 2027 - Enugu Teachers Endorse Mbah, Tinubu for Enhanced Welfare, Education Funding
[Premium Times] The teachers made their position known through an estimated 12,000 of their members, who marched through parts of Enugu metropolis before holding an endorsement rally at Okpara Square, …
Lungu miss penalty as Pirates lose Cup final
Zambia striker Gamphani Lungu’s dream of a first trophy with Orlando Pirates turned into a nightmare after a costly penalty miss in Saturday’s MTN8 final defeat to Mamelodi Sundowns. The …
Two Americans win 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics for stabilisation models
Americans Robert Hall and Michael Woodford won the Nobel economics prize Monday for their work on how monetary and fiscal policy can better stabilise disruptive economic fluctuations.
‘They must only increase for elderly’: Pensioners name the SASSA figure they want
Older South Africans are rallying behind one bold demand for SASSA, and they are clear about who should benefit first.